Sentence examples for insisted until from inspiring English sources

"It's practically the same thing," he insisted, until a Russian FSB general sitting opposite told him to drop it.

It insisted until this year that it had $15 billion-20 billion of excess capital and that actual (as opposed to mark-to-market) losses were unlikely.

Mr. Tyson's lawyer, Mel A. Sachs, insisted until minutes before the deal was announced that Mr. Tyson was going to trial.

Ford insisted until last month that Firestone pay the bulk of the settlements because the Explorers rolled over only after tires failed.

Mr. Romney insisted until Thursday that he had paid his taxes as a Massachusetts resident during his three years in Utah.

But governments insisted, until by 2012 only a handful of countries still served up leaded petrol at the pumps; and even they, according to a deadline hopefully set by the United Nations, are meant to stop in 2013.

They will keep it going, she insists, until it's no longer needed.

But it's unusual: he grills slowly (over briquettes fired with gas, by the way), not too close to the fire, he insists, until gorgeously browned.

He and his team poo-pooed critics, insisting until this year that AIG had oodles of excess capital and that its actual (as opposed to mark-to-market) losses would be modest.

David Lennon, the local's president, said the company had been insisting until near the end on its right to use the machine, but it signed off on a ban as part of the agreement.

For her part, Ms. O'Donnell will do six performances weekly, and only, producers insist, until Mr. Shiner returns from a vacation in Germany, where his wife and children live.